Britney’s first show in Australia was just hours ago in Perth and it’s already bringing up trouble for the pop princess…

Now Britney’s “Circus Tour”, the first she’s taking to Aussie land, is subject of the government that is pissed about the pop princess is lip-syncing in portions of the concert.

The Minister for Fair Trading for New South Wales state (the state where Sydney is located in), Virginia Judge, said she is considering options to make sure prospective concertgoers won’t be misled when buying tickets to the show: “It is Britney’s ‘prerogative’ to lip-sync, and it is my job to make sure consumers know what they are paying for up front.” – she said on a document released by the government earlier today.

One of the minister’s idea is to include in the tickets that portions of the show are “pre-recorded”, but this government measure shouldn’t take a huge effect on the “Circus Tour” in Australia, since most of the dates are already sould out according to People Magazine.

“Personally I would rather see a live set from a local artist,” Judge said, “but I am sure Britney’s fans will be treated to a spectacular show.”

“Australians would not tolerate a ‘Mickey Mouse performance,’ Victoria Judge told Sydney’s Daily Telegraph. “Let’s be clear: Live means live. If you are spending up to 200 (australian) dollars, I think you deserve better than a film clip.”

Some attendants also expressed their angriness over the lip-synced concert: “We are really big Britney fans, but it was crap. I thought after the music awards she would make up for it with a wicked concert, but she has let us down.” A fan told Australia’s News Limited newspapers.

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